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When would we be able to view + edit Miro on notion?
It would be really good if you’re able to see who has and hasn't voted so you can nudge individuals to ‘get a move on’. It feels frustrating not knowing who's getting involved...
Hi When we share or brainstorm ideas it is very often that participants have the same ideas, which is very interesting but there is no easy way to group the same sticky notes to keep the overview.We say “Bingo” when an idea we also have already have been presented by another participant. In that way we dont have to use more time on that idea, but show that we also have that idea.We would love to see a feature where we could “choose” bingo and place an idea (sticky note) on top of another idea (sticky note) and then is groups the same ideas and maybe show a count… how many have had the this same idea?What do you think of that?
With new users joining our boards in workshops or trainings, participants are often confused by the square and the stickies icon on the toolbar, so they often add shapes to the boards in stead of stickies. Maybe the square can be a triangle or a circle to better distinguish between these two functions?
Hello, for me as a user of the consultant plan it is important that every user I invite to my board this user gets fast instant simple userfriedly and safe access to my board as user friendly as possible. So if I invite someone to my board the access should be Sended as Mail Link inside Password protected No registration at miro - same like I do if I invite someone to zoom meetings. Please can you make this possible? It would help a lot. Michael
There seems to be no way to constrain the vertical size of the Kanban app. It grows vertically depending on the maximum number of cards in any column. Resizing merely resizes the width and height of the app. I’d like to see the ability to size width and height independently with scrollbars appearing if the vertical space is too limited to display all the cards. Also, “archiving” cards in the Done column might be a useful addition; “done” items after awhile are not useful to display all the time.
Quite often board participants are unable to stop themselves from roaming the board and making changes (some intentional, others not) at times when they should be more focused on the discussions that are taking place.As the board owner, I would like to have an the option to quickly disable/enable all editing of the board - they participants could no longer create or modify any objects, but could still navigate the board.
We just completed an “Event Storming” workshop using Miro to facilitate the activity remotely. One of the practices is to turn sticky notes 45 degrees to indicate something is wrong without knowing exactly what is wrong. This serves as identification of what might need refinement, more discussion. This is not full on ‘rotate’ - in my mind it’s a quick tap to toggle back and forth between turned and square. Colors are used for other purposes, emojis are a bit small - maybe there’s another existing feature that would work well. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Event_storming
Hi,I would really like the ability to link to a frame multiple times within a single presentation. Currently I have to layer the frames which looks messy and makes the frame unreadable.I have various use journeys and a table of insights. I want to link back to the insights table after completion of each section of the user journey.ThanksLorraine
Non-owner team members (such as students) cannot be prevented from creating projects and boards themselves within their team (class). This is a very common scenario.
It’s great to group boards by project, but not everything makes sense to put in a project, and in the “All Boards” view, those few standalone boards get swamped by the zillions of boards that ARE project-related. (My workaround right now is to create a project just titled “no project” but it seems like something is always slipping through the cracks and it’s hard to find them.) There’s already a filter feature for boards, but only by ownership (owned by me vs. others). Would be great to be able to filter by “no project.” There’s a somewhat related request to be able to “tag” boards, and if tagging was implemented, I would just request that a “no tag” filter be available.
being able to have several levels of complexity in the UI could help collaborators to a workshop in Miro in adopting the workflow they are new to. Even if Miro is very simple and easy to learn, it keeps on being a challenge to collaborate with some people.Basic level for users new to Miro and with very limited creation options, no unlocking possibility, no sharing and so on.Intermediate level for creative collaborationExpert level for setting up the boards, templates, user management, presentation, …Features and rights to be evaluated of course based on very different use cases/personas. Glad to help here since I have 6y experience in using Miro in profit, non-profit, governmental and education context with all kinds of users (from tech averse people to early adopters and digital natives)
As an industrial designer sketching is my second nature. Using this as a way to communicate thoughts, ideas, concepts and models is completely integrated in my workflow. Since 2014 Miro has helped me a lot to collaborate with clients and freelancers, but sketching directly in the Miro environment is too limited for me. When you work in the Apple ecosystem, you have the possibility to use universal clipboard to transfer elements from an IPad to a MacBook and back. So I sketch with the pencil on my IPad pro, cut and paste the drawing with transparant background directly into my Miro board. I don’t have to change windows or desktops. I don’t have to save and import stuff or go to a directory, …So if using extra devices with a ubiquitous UX could be integrated into the way you can work with Miro, this could really give a boost to efficiency.
Hi, As I start to build more boards and I share some but not others it would be nice to be able to see in the overview which ones are shared and which aren’t and to differentiate between public sharing and just team sharing. Sometimes I might want to share a board for a specific meeting then remove the sharing when finished but if I forget I’m not sure there is any indicator on the board list that it is still shared. Thanks, David
We tend to use Miro a lot in (design-) workshops with clients. Therefore we prepare frames within a Miro board for different sections of the workshop and use the frames overview to navigate through it.Unfortunately not all our clients are digital natives, so seeing a full board at first glance can be quite confusing at the beginning. Participants sometimes even scroll to other frames than the currently used one and get lost.A bullet prove method to make sure everyone is looking at the correct frame (other than catching them with the video chat functionality – which is not always possible unfortunately) would be to be able to hide frames (including their content) until they are used.Miro's competitor Mural has a quite easy approach to this: In the frames overview there is an eye icon next to each frames that can be tuned off (similar to the eye symbol for layers in photoshop or any other graphics tool). Frames can only be hidden/revealed by registered users (to make sure workshop participants as anonymous editors don't reveal frames by accident).I think this would be a great feature to add to Miro's frames as well. And this can't be too hard to implement. What do you guys think?
As asked in this community post, it would be very helpful to be able to edit card (or other element) prompt text in templates created from other templates and in templates created from scratch. The prompts in created templates don’t always match what the fields are being used for by the template user. One example of this is being able to change the prompt text “New activity” or “New task” in the user story map template (below) to something different that is more aligned with how the template is being used.
Would like the ability to sort the team icons in the left sidebar on the Miro dashboard.Right now, it’s possible to sort them, but as soon as you refresh, open a new tab, or sign out and back in again, they revert to “date joined.”
I want users to be able to click on a card in an embedded miro board and have the card expand. I do not want them to be able to edit the contents of the card like is the case with live-embed where the tools to edit are available. A side note with cards is that they do not even show up in Safari. The arrows connecting different cards are there but the cards themselves are invisible in Safari.
It would be nice to delete a middle node so that it’s children are adopted by the grandparent node. Using control+drag is useful for one node to reorganize then delete is possible, but time consuming when there’s more than one node.As an exampleA node → B node → C,D,E,F nodesautomatically connects the following when B is deletedA node → C,D,E,F nodes
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